Texas Instruments
Analog & Power
TI Simplifies Current Sensing with New Hall-Effect Sensors and Integrated Shunt Solutions - News
August 23, 2023DALLAS – Texas Instruments’ (TI) new current sensor, the TMCS1123 low-drift isolated Hall-effect current sensor, is designed for common-mode high-voltage systems and temperatures, and current shunt monitors, eliminating the need for an external shunt resistor for non-isolated voltage rails.
IoT
D3's mmWave Radar Sensor Leverages TI's AWRL1432 - News
August 15, 2023Rochester, New York. D3 is now offering its DesignCore RS-L1432U mmWave Radar Sensor leveraging the AWRL1432 from Texas Instruments (TI). The solution utilizes various mmWave radar algorithms to measure, detect, and track in a 1-inch cube form factor, while also using lower power with a decrease in volume costs for automotive applications such as park assist, kick-to-open, and collision avoidance.
AI & Machine Learning
Did You Miss TI at Computex '23? - News
June 07, 2023Taipei, Taiwan. In case you missed it, Sameer Wasson, vice president and general manager for Processors at Texas Instruments (TI), entertained the Computex 2023 attendees with his speech, "Making the Future of Embedded Possible" focusing on the next generation of trends, challenges, and solutions.
Networking & 5G
Texas Instruments Introduces New SimpleLink™ Family of Wi-Fi 6 Companion ICs - News
April 18, 2023Texas Instruments announced the new SimpleLink™ family of Wi-Fi 6 companion integrated circuits (ICs) for applications that operate in high-density or high-temperature environments up to 105ºC.
Open Source
Analog & Power
What You Missed at electronica 2022 - Blog
December 06, 2022Another trade show is in the books, and I’m pleased to report things are about as back to normal as they are likely to get. The show I’m referring to is electronica, which is held bi-annually in Munich, Germany. As such, it’s been four years since we’ve convened at what it is generally considered the world’s largest event for the embedded and electronics industries.
Processing
TI Unifies IoT Ecosystems with Matter-Enabled Wireless MCU Software - News
November 04, 2022DALLAS. Texas Instruments (TI) introduced Matter-enabled software development kits for Wi-Fi and Thread SimpleLink™ wireless microcontrollers (MCUs) designed to simplify the Matter protocol's adoption in Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The software and wireless MCUs (such as the CC3235SF and CC2652R7) can be used to create secure, ultra-low-power, and battery-powered smart home and industrial automation IoT applications that connect with devices across proprietary ecosystems.